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Watership Down for an alley cat?
I first read this book in my early teens and loved it. This book reminds me of Watership Down, in that it tells the story from cat's point of view, writing of his thoughts and adventures from a innocent kitten to a streetwise stray. Also as in Watership Down (and in real life), the humans are not all milk & yarn balls - be warned that some sections may be...
Published on August 11, 2002 by Sarah
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It,s the first novel I read in english. Fortunately, it,s not so difficult. This is a story about a street cat which is called "Pufftail". Pufftail talked to his grandson about his adventure. It began from the moment when he was born. Pufftail stayed in several different kind of human families including a church, but he chose to live on the streets. Finally...
Published on March 4, 1999
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: Stray (Hardcover)
It,s the first novel I read in english. Fortunately, it,s not so difficult. This is a story about a street cat which is called "Pufftail". Pufftail talked to his grandson about his adventure. It began from the moment when he was born. Pufftail stayed in several different kind of human families including a church, but he chose to live on the streets. Finally he found his true love and have his own kittens. Reading this book can make people think of the way they treat animals. Animals are the same with human beings, they also have emotion and thoughts. If we don't want to be treated badly, how could we do that to other animals. If you like cats, you will love them more after reading this book. If you don't like cats, I believe you will love them after reading this, just the same with me. :)
4.0 out of 5 stars
Watership Down for an alley cat?,
By Sarah (Burnaby, BC, Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Stray (Library Binding)
I first read this book in my early teens and loved it. This book reminds me of Watership Down, in that it tells the story from cat's point of view, writing of his thoughts and adventures from a innocent kitten to a streetwise stray. Also as in Watership Down (and in real life), the humans are not all milk & yarn balls - be warned that some sections may be upsetting to younger children. The style of writing is realistic and detailed - adults will likely enjoy this book just as much as teens! |
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Stray by A. N. Wilson (Paperback - April 30, 1987)
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